This was our Christmas tree. An artist's perspective. I thought it was a neato picture. Jay took it. In loving memory of our Tannenbaum. December 05-December 05. We're still sweeping up the needles.
Yes, Merrill, I always get attached to our live Christmas trees, too, and feel a sense of loss when we put them out on the curb to be carried off and ground into yard pulp. Somehow, they are very personified to me when they are there to greet me each morning and when I have to take water to them twice daily...
P.S. I promise to do a better job helping you figure out how to put up your links soon.
Thanks, Jess. I've been trying to find someone here who can give me a crash course in html code. There is one in particular but his wife just had their second baby.
Wife to a handsome Coastie, mother of four little buckos...I've been redeemed by my Savior Jesus and I am learning everyday how much I need him. (Oh, how I NEED him so!) I love to read and write and hike and play and swim in the ocean and have a cup of coffee with friends. And eat ice-cream. And read poetry. And climb trees. And write poetry while climbing trees with ice cream cones.
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Yes, Merrill, I always get attached to our live Christmas trees, too, and feel a sense of loss when we put them out on the curb to be carried off and ground into yard pulp. Somehow, they are very personified to me when they are there to greet me each morning and when I have to take water to them twice daily...
P.S. I promise to do a better job helping you figure out how to put up your links soon.
Thanks, Jess. I've been trying to find someone here who can give me a crash course in html code. There is one in particular but his wife just had their second baby.
Are you ever nervous when you do the word verification? It cracks me up. What if I get it wrong? Is that really a Q or a wiggly O? Help! AAAAGGHH!
I think I make my eyesight worse everytime I try to figure out one of those word verifications.
Well, here goes some more of my retina.
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